How iPads are classified
As mentioned earlier, there are actually four different versions of the iPad, each one with different characteristics and, therefore, focused on a specific type of user:
Original iPad or simply iPad: it is the standard version, although it is not “standard” by any means. Even the most basic version of the Apple tablet is extraordinary.
iPad Mini: the smallest version of the bunch, designed to be held in one hand and brought everywhere you go.
iPad Air: by far the lightest version, with the thinnest dimensions to match. Designed to serve those that want to travel light but without compromise on the screen size.
iPad Pro: As its name suggests, it is intended for users with high performance demands, so it is the most powerful of the lot.
Also, there are variations within each version. The first, in terms of device connectivity: some are only Wi-Fi compatible and others come equipped with mobile network connectivity to surf the web anytime, anywhere, as they have a SIM card slot.
The second variation is the internal storage capacity. And this is a fundamental aspect, since you already know that Apple products cannot expand their memory using an SD card. They are generally available in several different capacities, including 16 GB, 32 GB, 64 GB, 128 GB, 256 GB, 512 GB and 1 TB, although this detail may change with each new model.
And of course, an obvious variation is the color: although the first fleet of iPads were mostly silver or gray, white was later introduced and for a long time they have also been available in black, gold, rose gold and even more daring colors such as sky blue and green.
Below we’ve reviewed all the versions that are available on the Back Market website, where all iPads on sale have been fully repaired, tested and certified refurbished, plus attached with a 24-month warranty for an added peace of mind.